Ours is a society of inertia. We talk a lot; move around much papers and information; sit and post on various social media outlets; watch movies and shows; and within that flurry of seeming activity, we satisfy ourselves that we are doing things which matter. But when it comes time to act, when action actually actuates — we so often fail miserably.
It is as Heidegger once quipped — that we have our distracting projects in life in order to avoid thinking about substantive issues and the inevitable. There is a time to act — of initiating a course of action; of taking preparatory steps; of formulating a plan for the future.
For Federal employees and U.S.Postal workers who suffer from a medical condition such that the medical condition no longer allows you to continue in your Federal or Postal career, the time to act is now.
Consult with a FERS Disability Attorney who specializes in Federal Disability Retirement Law and begin the process of reversing the usual inaction of inertia, and refute the customary approach of failing to act.
Sincerely,
Robert R. McGill, Esquire
Filed under: Reflections of an OPM Disability Retirement Lawyer | Tagged: complain dol owcp usps and turning to a fers medical retirement lawyer to file a disability claim, complains owcp now what, completing the usps medical application, copd and disability early retirement under fers or csrs, disability retirement anxiety disorder federal service, dol second opinion and contingency plans, due to work related stress can a federal agency employer terminate my employment if I am unfit for work?, employee performance improvement plan federal government when agencies want to get rid of disabled employees, federal aviation administration disability retirement lawyer, federal civil service termination due to medical situation, federal government pip medical deterioration leading to work performance issues, federal medical retirement, federal opm and light duty, fehb premiums and fers disability retirement back pay, fers disability retirement for disability, government employee medical retirement, if I quit can I file for fers disability retirement? yes within a year but not recommendable ask atty McGill in initial free consultation, medical retirement from federal government employment, opm disability application unfairly rejected, owcp disability retirement process, post traumatic stress civilian employees, postal service disability attorney, questions to ask when resigning from federal government for medical reasons, reasonable accommodation proof disability retirement fers, resigning from federal employment because of a health condition, robert mcguill opm retirement lawyer, sf 3112 disability application package help, standard form 3112 for disability, using duty status report ca 17 for federal employee medical retirement (early retirement), when the postal service doesn’t accommodate you |
OPM Disability Retirement 
Leave a Reply